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Prospecting looks like it went pretty good. 💪🏻

What dry bags do your recommend for your food? I really like the idea and think I’ll give it a try

Could you make a comment on this frog fuel liquid protein one of these days

Not sure, but maybe some of them organ pills from Heart & Soil? I break them open into my shake, I don’t like taking it as a pill. Not so much for calories, but a way to mix in with food to make it more nutrient dense.

Great tips again Jay. I find that some of the large serve meals are just a bit too much to eat. So Ive started repackaging two of the same meals into 3 meals and add a bit of coconut oil. I also use a really light foil pouch to put the meals in when rehydrating. It locks the heat in nicely so they don’t end up cold by the end.

Great stuff man!

Do you have any suggestions on vacuum sealers?

Fucken eh man, you're a tough cookie. Congrats. Edmonton ,AB

Pemmican?

What vacuum sealer are you using?

Hey Jay, appreciate the long form reviews you do, and these shorter tactical recommendation/how-to videos are also tremendous. One common ingredient (see what I did there, har har har), is that you explain your rationale in both types of videos, and that is really something that separates you from the rest of the field.

Awesome Jay. I take homemade electrolyte mix to add during the day. Coconut oil to add to morning coffee for calories. Also do the granola breakfast, but add milk powder (generous serve) over protein powder, cranberries and macadamia nuts - in large ziplok bag - just add water to my cup and done. Experimenting with home freeze drying using my freezer (takes about 3 months) and resealing instant coffee bags - can get 150g of meal in these (and they seal with a vacuum sealer) representing about 300g of real food. Vaccum seal real homemade meals and freeze (about 600g) for first couple of days on the track. Nerd.

Great video! Just started getting ready to head out for 5 days caribou hunting in 2 weeks. It’s four wheeler based this time but I’m running it out of my backpack as a practice run for future hunts.

In the marines field stripping was what you did with your cigarette butt. With food it was called rat effing.

Perfect video and loaded up at the right time! Thanks Jay

Stealing your daughter's gummies? I'll bet that doesn't endear you with her. Bwahahaha! Great video....as always, Jay! When you rehydrate your breakfast cereal mix, do you use hot or cold water?

Love this video.

Amen dude

Love these tips and ideas. I use the sealed tuna packs and a pack of mayo for a good fatty protein combo. Great way to pack real meat and fats for a convenient and relatively lightweight lunch source

Thanks for this , great ideology on everything. I too keep my food in the tent. We are not hikers who can hit the trail all year. We hunt and usually get one kick at the can for that said hunt per year. No animal is going to take my food and ruin this for me. Thanks for the video

I borrowed your idea from a past video with Cheerios Oat Crunch Cinnamon and added Banana whey isolate (Rule One - R1 Protein) with Bare Snacks, Banana Chips, Cinnamon, it's awesome. Thanks

Great video! Love the direct info! I also switched over to regular name brand foods instead of "backpacking brands". Saved a ton of money.

Hey! Do you repackage your 2 serving peak meals in smaller sizes? I’ve found that the 2 serving sizes are more than I need. Of course your daily calorie use may be different…

Cool thank you!

Holy crap perfect timing… headed out in a week on our first 4 day… kind of a practice backpacking trip for our upcoming hunting season.

Overall I've been impressed. 16x, four months in and I use them year-round in the field and at the range. Enjoy spotting PRS with them. no support needed and easier to make a call and transition to a new target. Agree with your sit/glass vs move/spot comments. These have been in my kit 80% of the time and worth the $$

Only issue and talking with CS now - at max stabilization, the image jumps as I pan. The image doesn't move and then skips to the correct view. Did you notice this at max?

What a great shot with the stick bow! Great give away and awesome hunt. Cool knife too!!

I love seeing the Vlog style videos! Keep up the great work! I did see someone else mention you should get a mobile Sling and stick set up. I think seeing that process of you picking the set up and getting proficient with it would be amazing!

That was an awesome video man keep it up. One thing to think of with the elk pictures is. if your not seeing the cows on that camera i would keep looking until you find the cows. It's awesome to see the bulls with that being said they will more then likely not be there in September because there out looking for the hot cows

You’re killing it brother. Keep up the great content 🤙🏼 glad to see you getting ate up with the whitetails. Thats all we got down in Missouri so it’s cool to see someone finding an appreciation for them.

Good vendor to get on call with you. It’s smart management vs not giving a damn about consumers.

Thanks for the amazingly thorough review Jay!

Cool vid, definitely would like to see more how to properly pack a pack, like proper weight distribution

you need to get a tree saddle set up with a couple climbing sticks a good mobile set up. you can alway change your tree/set up to how the deer are moving through the year!

Great review and breakdown! Really helps on making a buying decision 😊 By the way, have you tried the Vectronix Vector X yet? Really curious how it compares to the Revic Acura!

Gotta love a good bear hunting/scout trip. Deer seasons right around the corner!!

Jacked to watch the 2024 hunting videos!!!! Alberta is looking good this year!!!

How do you only have 10k subs?

Can't wait to see the next vlog! Looking forward to seeing your food and fitness leading up to it and your packing.

That's Awesome that u got a couple nice spots located there with cams bro!! Fuck ya busy season incoming 👌

Those Gardepro game cameras are amazing! I got one a couple years ago and its been my favorite of all time, great range, battery life, detection and quality day and night and the price is great! Cheers

Great video jay, puttin in the work man. I too run a dozen or so cameras. It tells you where not to waste you I valuable time real quick. I’ve had 2 stolen in the last year, 200 bucks big deal but the fact that there’s that shitty of a human walking among us is the piss off. Learnt a trick from the howtohunt app from your buddy Steve. Your cameras are too low, being gone to so long elk will mess with them if they can reach and so can bears. Take a stump or something to make a ladder and reach up as high as you can possibly get in the tree , use a stick to shim you’re camera down, I no longer get disappointed of 5 months of sky pictures lol. Good luck on the whitetail. I’m just across the boarder for now in the AB side for work but plan on moving to FSJ back to BC. There’s a really cool hike in spot for November elk and whitetail in the Rockies here that would make a great video for you I think. Hike in only. Il share the spot with you and if you’re ever interested I can hunter host you before I leave Alberta. Cheers brother.

There is no world where $1000/$3000 bino’s are ever necessary

Can I ask, was that a mother with young? Or was that another adult in the background?

Im sorry i dont agree with ur review

Epix pro has everything the fenix 7x pro has besides amoled display

I absolutely love my garmin epix pro 2 sapphire worth every penny ❤

Seams like the tricer would be more stable since its got thicker legs. Do you still have the opinion there is no difference in stability? Anyone used both of these? great review thank you.

Love to see a review of the T and k gaiters.

Outdoor Research Ferrosi fabric has cordura in it too.